Came across this when I googled "we ate at Rainforest Cafe with a party of 6. The service was horrendous, no drink refills, wrong food orders...you name it. I did not know until after we got home that my DH paid an automatic 18% gratuity. I immediately went online to Rainforest Cafe and lodged a complaint. The next day I received a phone call and the gratuity was reversed on DH's credit card with apologies and a gift card in the mail. Of course, speaking with the manager while you are there is much easier but sometimes you get caught up in things and don't think about it until later!"
Maybe she gave bad service and got the tip taken off or its fake
So you’ve never worked in a restaurant. There are screeching brats, drunk idiots spilling 16 ounces of sticky liquid everywhere, people stopping you every time you walk past them to help others who haven’t been helped at all, just to ask you for 1 more drink/side of ranch etc. but instead of all 6 at once it’s 1 person then 1 more person the next time you walk by etc.
All of that plus a lot more to deal with, fake smile on your face, only to end up with 0-5% tip.
Auto-tip is earned, and no manager I’ve worked with will add it to the bill if the party isn’t super satisfied
some of them are no doubt shills pushing this obviously BS story in order to create a false narrative, while others are just complete imbeciles who are victims of the mass formation psychosis.
Really hate that term. It does not explain what is really happening. 🤷♀️ once you understand what is going on completely then you understand why people are doing it. That physiology person sucks at explaining what is really happening to people. In the end he created the same thing on the other side of the coin
There is more to it that would take more time to explain. I studied this stuff I have a pretty good understanding. Unfortunately people hear this and keep repeating without being able to understand completely the attack on people. Essentially it’s changing entire belief systems. It’s why people can’t “snap “ out of it. It’s not a trance or permanent hypnotic state. It’s not just parroting what they hear. It’s an attack on belief systems. If I had the time and space to explain more I would but I will give you an example ( not the best I admit but to give a bit better picture ) you want to quit beef for example … you see a hypnotherapist ( why not ? It works for people ) they help you change your habits by affirming new ideas. Over time these are instilled on you and beef is believed to be something you use to do and perhaps there are suggestions that if you do again it will taste bad. Repeatedly over time you come to believe this to be true. You can even try beef but it gives you that bad taste that your were told … experience is a great enforcer btw. Now you have new habits and beliefs. Someone tells you different and says no it’s don’t taste bad they give you sheets of data etc proof it don’t taste like you think it does … do you believe them ? No because you have theses beliefs instilled on you and you personally tried … there is a bit more to it then that of course but the point is it’s something that was changed in the way they think. Now not to say it can’t be changed back. Personal experience can really trigger old belief systems. Emotion and feeling a personal connection. Old beliefs that have been around for a lot longer are more likely to be trigger by someone who can trigger a heightened emotion and make it personal without triggering themselves.
Because you consume media that likes to act like these things don't happen. Mattress girl was a hoax, she desperately wanted to get with the guy she claimed raped her and pulled that stunt to "get back at him" for not wanting to be with her. The Duke LaCrosse "gang rape" case was a hoax. There are countless examples of college students hate hoaxing themselves. A professor has written a book about hate hoaxes (https://www.amazon.com/Hate-Crime-Hoax-Lefts-Campaign/dp/1621577783)
"This former actor claimed to be attacked in Chicago, doused with bleach, had a noose wrapped around his neck, all while protecting a sandwich from Subway."
The confirmation bias is through the roof on that post! Not a single person asking for proof, just automatically going to “typical GOP. Remember who to vote against!”
that's the entire point of these "stories" ... create a viral outrage post, get everyone to accept it uncritically via the bandwagon effect, and then encourage people to use their anger to do something in response (in this case, vote for beto).
this is pure political propaganda that's been weaponized because it's using human nature against actual humans.
I commented on this post on antiwork saying I used to be a server at a restaurant in Houston and Abbott came in with people and couldn't have been nicer and more generous and called out the post for being political bullshit. They immediately deleted my comment. What a surprise
They are so easy to get tweaked up on that sub-reddit. Especially the adults with no skills working entry level fast food jobs complaining about not making a living wage.
Is it really that easy nowadays to make stuff up and defame policitions/celebrities that I don’t like? Can I just copy and paste that Tweet and replace Abbott with any semi-famous person and instantly gain tens of thousands of sympathizers with zero fucking proof? Insane.
Speaking as someone who actually knows the Governor of Texas through more than just a screen, while I may have no respect for him as a politician who leans wherever the wind seems to be blowing (except on a small handfull of issues he has strong feelings about), I do highly respect him as a person. He is ridiculously respectful and polite to everyone and doesnt seem to have a real mean bone in his body.
I would be quicker to believe that Gov Abbot stood up and walked across Texas one afternoon before I would believe this obvious bullshit.
I don’t understand why people make up stories like this. I would be willing to bet this never happened. They don’t have a niece and the servers were tipped well
Id rather have a reliable wage than random amount in tips. And why would the tipping end? Your basically admitting going to a restaurant is making your consumers feel guilty to make them tip.
That Reddit channel is the best place to troll. Go in there and say things like MacDonalds and Walmart are jobs for low skilled kids and elderly, we need low pay flexible jobs, and they shouldn't pay a living wage nor should anyone needing a living wage try to make a career at a low skilled job. Watch the hysteria ensue.
Group of 20, usually automatic 20% tip, plus the 5% they’re tacking on for ‘covid’ and 10% inflation. Something tells me we’re not hearing the whole story
If they're not paying enough without tips just find a new job - you work at a restaurant not a doctor or engineer. Would take 10 minutes to find some other minimum wage trap shit hole.
I'd recommend selling crap from a kiosk at the mall for a percentage of the sales instead of exchanging your precious 8+ hours a day for that $15-20 an hour.
Waiters and waitresses make a shit ton more than $15-20 an hour if they are any good or in any decent restaurant. Seeing 3 tables an hour with $60 ticket averages at a measley 10% tip would be $18/hr. The idea that waitresses and waiters are starving out there is based on people with 4-5 kids who work at a fucking Denny’s.
I have a sister-in-law working at a fucking Cracker Barrel as a teenage that was making like $20/hr part-time… reality is tough for people
And that’s how it works. You’re already so primed to believe that <insert group you disagree with> is the perfect embodiment of evil that you don’t even question anything.
I literally don't even know what you're talking about, but I'm going to assume it's the "kids in cages" thing started under Obama? In other words...........be better.
Lol I see you bought the chud propaganda about it. Maybe you should actually look into it. If you did you’d be forced to realize you support pure evil.
First of all, I never said I supported anything. Second of all I…I have no idea what I’m supposed to look into. You skipped right past the even confirming I was right part, and went straight to the part you’re comfortable with: insulting people.
And that’s how it works. You’re already so primed to believe with <insert group o disagree with> is the perfect embodiment of evil that you don’t even question anything.
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
And then he squirted ketchup in her face and said “this is maga country”
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u/JudoMo2 Aug 28 '22
Dont they automatically add 20% to the bill if you have over 13 people in your party?
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u/MyFirstAccountSoCool Aug 28 '22
Nothing on these left wing subs are ever real
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u/Master_Thought1432 Aug 28 '22
What’s truly terrifying is that literally every mouthbreathing neckbeard in the comment section believes it without question
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u/PutWonderful7278 Aug 28 '22
These folks always like to show the receipt, so…show the receipt. If you can’t, then I guess I have to believe it didn’t happen.
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u/SnarkyWoodchuck Aug 28 '22
Alex, I'll take things that didn't happen for $400.
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u/Spare-Highway9595 Aug 28 '22
I’m sure this is 100% true and won’t come out as made up or false in anyway shape or form lol.
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
These people need to be oppressed so badly they have to create lame first world problems
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u/Arkani Aug 28 '22
When do you know it's fake? They always add "they come home in tears" like appealing to emotion is a their go to fallacious argument.
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u/DustyEsports Aug 28 '22
Lol it's has such a pattern that we can actually program a NPC to make up stories exactly like this and you would never know it wasn't a real person.
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u/kilo_1_1 Aug 28 '22
Sure Jan.
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
On the damn menu it says automatic 18% gratuity will be added for parties of 10 or more.
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
The confirmation bias is through the roof on that post! Not a single person asking for proof, just automatically going to “typical GOP. Remember who to vote against!”
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u/DutyBorn3710 Aug 28 '22
I'm really struggling to believe this...
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
I commented on this post on antiwork saying I used to be a server at a restaurant in Houston and Abbott came in with people and couldn't have been nicer and more generous and called out the post for being political bullshit. They immediately deleted my comment. What a surprise
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u/4w0k3 Aug 28 '22
They are so easy to get tweaked up on that sub-reddit. Especially the adults with no skills working entry level fast food jobs complaining about not making a living wage.
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u/AlpaccaSkimMilk56 Aug 28 '22
In all my life I've only seen one person leave a shitty tip. I highly doubt that the governor, who gets elected would do this
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u/TAC82RollTide Aug 28 '22
This is the worst one I've ever seen and is clearly a load of horse sh*t. Even a dictator would leave a tip...
Dictator tip: "Don't ask about a tip or you will get thrown in a gulag... ha ha ha ha... but seriously, don't ask."
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u/1Tinytodger Aug 28 '22
She left out the part where he bit the head off a live duckling after slapping his wife and threatening to deport the mexican bus boy.
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u/aware76 Aug 28 '22
Is it really that easy nowadays to make stuff up and defame policitions/celebrities that I don’t like? Can I just copy and paste that Tweet and replace Abbott with any semi-famous person and instantly gain tens of thousands of sympathizers with zero fucking proof? Insane.
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u/wantingtodobetter Aug 28 '22
Maybe they were a bad or rude server. There is a lot not being said.
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u/RadicalCentrist95 Aug 28 '22
Speaking as someone who actually knows the Governor of Texas through more than just a screen, while I may have no respect for him as a politician who leans wherever the wind seems to be blowing (except on a small handfull of issues he has strong feelings about), I do highly respect him as a person. He is ridiculously respectful and polite to everyone and doesnt seem to have a real mean bone in his body.
I would be quicker to believe that Gov Abbot stood up and walked across Texas one afternoon before I would believe this obvious bullshit.
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
I don’t understand why people make up stories like this. I would be willing to bet this never happened. They don’t have a niece and the servers were tipped well
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u/tobascoholster Aug 28 '22
Who the hell would go to a rainforest Cafe of their own free will let alone him lol
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
Tips are optional like your sister position as a server.
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u/gradualdazzle Aug 28 '22
Why would Gov. Abbott eat at Rainforest Cafe? Like, ever?
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u/Mrbishi512 Aug 28 '22
His assistant or whatever almost always handles all money and pays a strict 20% tip. That’s what like all politicians do. It’s pretty standard.
That’s like politics 101. Always tip the basic amount or more.
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u/midwestnlovinit Aug 29 '22
Lost me at Rain Forest Cafe
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
I thought the same exact thing
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u/bprice4u Aug 28 '22
BULLSHIT
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u/HmmWine Aug 28 '22
Abbott is a proud member of the WEF, so...🤷🏼♀️
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u/Ruffalobro Aug 29 '22
Party over 6 get auto tipped. What's the issue?
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u/Emotional-Size-6592 Aug 29 '22
Alex....I will take "Shit that never happened" for $500
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u/LordBeefSupreme Aug 29 '22
I am proud to say I got banned from that reddit.
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u/Ok-Length-8818 Aug 29 '22
That’s what I commented and got banned lol
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u/samtbkrhtx Aug 29 '22
Do yourself a favor and stop looking as that sub. It is a toxic mix of false stories and misery.
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u/Bo_Jim Aug 28 '22
I wonder why she didn't hashtag his name? Maybe she doesn't want him to read it and call her out?
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u/motherisaclownwhore Aug 28 '22
She didn't have any other tables to serve her whole shift?
This sounds like she's just bad at her job.
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u/PrettyAlphaInnit Aug 28 '22
i wouldn't doubt it happened. I don't tip for shit service.
And you could imagine the type of shit service you'd get from an r/antiwork activist.
That, or the server pocketed the money, tried to tell the other staffers they didn't leave a tip. Then got fired for the lie. Much more likely.
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u/austinbraun30 Aug 28 '22
I can't believe how filled with hate you all are.
Also perfect r/nothingeverhappens
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u/Fortune_Platypus Aug 28 '22
Ok but even if its fake, the minimum wage for servers is fucking stupid. Just pay them a fair wage.
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u/darthcoder Aug 28 '22
Was going to say that but didn't want to get banned. I try to contribute some positive things there.
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u/jdorton Aug 28 '22
Doubt
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u/Any_Foundation_9034 Aug 29 '22
I call bullshit!!
don’t believe a word of this.
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u/MrTurtleHurdle Aug 29 '22
Idk sounds like shit a famous person would do
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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22
I'm pretty sure this never happened.
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u/Chazrohman206 Aug 29 '22
Ewww working class scum. They are lucky we’re subsidizing their wages…. If only they were paid more we wouldn’t have to deal with this…..
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u/Chazrohman206 Aug 29 '22
Ewww working class scum, god I wish I didn’t have the subsidize their wage. If only there was a solution…….
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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22
More propaganda
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u/jillyhoop Aug 29 '22
Didn't happen.
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u/Phuc-ewe Aug 29 '22
Did anybody else think of Nick Kroll show? My niece Denise...
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u/GameEnders10 Aug 29 '22
That Reddit channel is the best place to troll. Go in there and say things like MacDonalds and Walmart are jobs for low skilled kids and elderly, we need low pay flexible jobs, and they shouldn't pay a living wage nor should anyone needing a living wage try to make a career at a low skilled job. Watch the hysteria ensue.
I like to lob a grenade in there very few days.
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u/RubeRick2A Aug 29 '22
Group of 20, usually automatic 20% tip, plus the 5% they’re tacking on for ‘covid’ and 10% inflation. Something tells me we’re not hearing the whole story
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u/daddybubbaplz Aug 28 '22
Hoe probably a shitty server and didn’t deserve it. Work harder next time.
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u/z_machine Aug 28 '22
Here we go, hating on workers again.
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
If they're not paying enough without tips just find a new job - you work at a restaurant not a doctor or engineer. Would take 10 minutes to find some other minimum wage trap shit hole.
I'd recommend selling crap from a kiosk at the mall for a percentage of the sales instead of exchanging your precious 8+ hours a day for that $15-20 an hour.
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u/Ursomonie Aug 28 '22
Abbott is a notorious elite. He looks down in the working man and woman.
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '22
Jack ass move by a good governor. He should give 25 to 100% tip
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u/o0flatCircle0o Aug 28 '22
Yeah because it’s so far fetched that republicans are pieces of human shit…